Name Americas Tallest Buildings By State

[billski]

Name the State and the building.

Georgia
Texas
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Hawaii
Kansas
West Virginia
Idaho
North Dakota
South Dakota

 

[Geoff]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_buildings_by_U.S._state

 

[billski]

that was fun :roll:

 

[ScottySkis]

NY Empire state Building

 

[andyzee]

NY Empire state Building

If you were a bit higher, you could look down at it.

 

[ScottySkis]

If you were a bit higher, you could look down at it.

World trade center is technically taller now, but know one in their yet, I love watching the new Trade Center go up, from were I work.

 

[andyzee]

Yep, miss the old one, not a replacement for it, but pretty cool.

 

[dmc]

that was fun :roll:

Another fail?

 

[ctenidae]

Georgia- that big peach-shaped water tower that looks like an ass crack?
Texas- Could be the JP Morgan Tower in Houston, or maybe the Branch Davidian's old stairway to heaven?
North Carolina- there aren't any buildings over 5 stories that I know of (I went to high school for 2 years in Eastern NC, and on a feild trip to Raleigh, 90 miles away, a few folks who had never been remarked they'd never seen buildings so tall. Face, Palm.)

 

[kickstand]

North Carolina- there aren't any buildings over 5 stories that I know of (I went to high school for 2 years in Eastern NC, and on a feild trip to Raleigh, 90 miles away, a few folks who had never been remarked they'd never seen buildings so tall. Face, Palm.)

This one I know is the Bank of America building in Charlotte. That's the client I work on and the account manager is a tall buildings buff. He's talked about it in staff meetings before.

 

[marcski]

Sorry, but this thread reminds me of this:

http://www.playlist.com/search/the lowest highest point (improv)#a/r_02/GpG/